Counterfeiter Doyle Sentenced to Ten Years in Joliet
The article reports James D. Doyle, a noted counterfeiter, receiving a ten year sentence set in Joliet. It also notes the federal government recovering about $96,000 from Chicago banks for back taxes, with remaining funds pending action.
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James D. Doyle
Chicago
Palmer
Springfield
Blackburn University
Carlinville
Ilinois
Lynn D. Herrick
D. P. Herrick
Brooklyn
N. Y
United States
Hernck
James G. Clark
James G. Clark & Co
Arlen
Eli Bates
Chicago Firn
Mears, Bates & Co
Abraham Lincoln
Lin
Thomas Hiskinner
Second Presbyterian Church
Iganpati
Northwestern Theolozical Seminary
Skinner
Europe
Havre
Paris
Ci Club
McVicker
Luther
Edward Stannard
Train Kills Elderly Passenger Near Cleveland
An afternoon 22d collision with a buggy killed Thomas Garfield, 80, uncle of President Garfield, and badly injured Mrs. Alonzo Arnold near Cleveland. The buggy was dragged 20 feet and Garfield left seven children. Also reported are debates over revising the New Testament, comet discoveries, and regional woes from weather, disease, and tempers across the country.
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New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railway
Cleveland
Thomas Garfield
Garfeld
Alonzo Arnold
Dr. Boynton
Virginia Theological Seminary
Washington
Lee
Delaware
Leo
St. Paul
New Orleans
Glasgow
Samuel A. King
Mississippi River
Atlantic Seaboard
Castle Garden
New Jersey
Yolla
Europe
N. Y
Swift
Warner Observatory
Prof
Sharpless
Haverford College
Pennsylvania
L. T. Edwards
Edgar L. Larkin
New Windsor
Ill
Auria
Capella
Warner
Larkin
Edwards
National Christian Association
Chicago
J. N. Stratton Wes
J. Ib. Nutting
J. P. Stoddard
Indian Territory
United States
Scullyville
Tuasscaloys
Brooklyn
Tomustong
Arizona
Cincinnati
Xowberger
Henry A. Grover
Foxboro
Maas
Attleboro
Sona of Temperance
Saratoga
Evan G. Morris
Canada
Treasury
Tinois
Missouri
Kangan
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Paul Boyton
Cairo
St. Louis
James Kelly
Criminal Court of
Booth
United States District Court
John Bate
Olin
Dr. Joredan
Global dispatches and unrest flash across European capitals
News briefs note Hartmann leaving London for New York and a Tunis envoy seeking asylum with jewels valued at a million francs. Havana reports weekly yellow fever and smallpox deaths, UK population around 33 million with a 4 million rise this decade. Marseille chaos, Italian emigration, Spanish massacres, Nihilist letters, Ireland England tensions, and Malta and St Petersburg diplomacy mix with fires in Marseille destroying mills and factories.
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Hartmann
Nikiist
London
New York
Tuy Steward
Tunis
Havana
Lospon
United Kingdom
Paris
Marseilles
Italy
Gou
Sweden
United States
Oran
Espaorto
Saida
Russia
London Morning Post
Ireland
England
France
Winter Palace
St. Petersburg
Montenegro
Europe
Cleveland
Sieago
Montreal
Gladstone
Tovernment
Factional Senate Ballots and Grant Reception Highlight 1881
The Joint Convention votes for a successor to Mr Conkling show Potter Wheeler and Platt among the leading names with scattered support. General Grant attends a Long Branch reception on the 28th as political maneuvering and caucus talk heat up amid a deadlock and foreign policy notes.
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Walre
Bcort
Baston
Ohio State University
Dre Cumminge
Boston
Northwestern University
Evanston
W. G. Turner
George W.sweeney
Charles Il, Howard
Genera
C. Howard
J. L. Mahon
John A. Wars
Washington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Thomas J. Brady
Onyx
E. A. Walley
Olean
Albany
N. Y
Bradley
Conkling
Pratt
Saratoga
Congress
Assembly Committee
Grand Jury
New York
Jacobs
United States
Aseold
See
Wefer
Clarkson N. Potter
Missouri Silver Improvement Convention
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Tuk
Messrs
Wheeler
Depew
Mesarg
Platt
Caan
South Carolina
Shannon
United States Court of Claims
George Taylor
Henry McCracken
First Presbyterian Church of
Toledo
Western University of Pennsylvania
Pittaburgh
Parnell
Landawerien
Cook
Ture
Virginia
Mahone
Maryland
Baltimore
Thomas J. Keating
John R. Buchtel
Akron
Ohio
Potter
Dem
Lapham
Cornell
Roach
Assemblyman
Patterson
Kernan
Wem
Crowsley
Tremaine
Conkiing
Gsrrvield
Long Branch
Grant
M& Grracom
Chicago
Henry Caren
Hastings
Hudson River
Rochester
Warner Observatory
America
Connecticut
Comet sighting and calculations from Dearborn Observatory
The Comet was observed with the Dearborn Observatory telescope. Measurements describe an eight and a half degree tail, nucleus about 1000 miles wide, and a 30 million mile Earth distance. Orbit thoughts compare it to the 1812 comet, with many uncertainties and calls for further observations.
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Menard County
Milton-Nance
Petérs- Wurth
Hudson
Sinklair
Linklair
Dearborn Observatory
Jay
Pons
Saturn
Encke
Tribus
Dearborn
United States
Ito
Tribune
Young Woman Opposes Bible Revision and Fashion Swindles
A young lady endorses no luxury in the phrase purple and fine linen, proposing sealskin and black velvet instead. Another woman, fallen on hard times, reveals she was deeply swindled by fashionable bonnets and dresses while wealthy.
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St. Clair County
McCormick
Thomas Brown
Englewood
Union Stock-Sards Company
James Connor
Farmer Young
Carlinville
Blaze
John Barrett
Shelby County
United States
London
Pretty Little Romance of the Pennsylvania Flood
A McKeesport suitor named Gardner travels to attend a wedding with Nellie Downs of West Newton. Landslides block lines and telegraphs. passengers are guided by torch to reach in time for the ceremony. The bride stands night watch with a revolver. Vermouth trade and Mormon missionary costs noted.
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Sextus N. Wilcox
J . Laurence
Alexander C. Bell
Rk. H. Bulkley
Chicago
Lake Sup'rior
Wilcox
Bell
Manitou River
North Shore
Por. Bell
Madison Street
Chicagzu
West Park Commissioners
Carterville
Williamson County
Pat Conner
Lomo
Caleb Watson
Theodore Metczgar
Metzgar
Watson
Conner
Marion
Duncan
Bal- Umora & Ohin
McKeespart
Gardner
West Newton
Nellie Downs
Theniontown
Astute
Scotthaven
Armstrong
Eldes
Indy
McKeesport
Sud
J’ittburgh
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Mississippi
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Chicago Board of Education
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